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I started birdwatching at 58 because my therapist told me to find a hobby, and within six months my memory, focus, and sense of calm were measurably different

When Gerald Huang's therapist told him to find any hobby after his wife's death, he bought a $6 bird guide on impulse. Six ...
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Neurologists are warning that three popular supplement combinations millions take daily may actually be speeding up brain aging

A growing number of neurologists are raising alarms about three popular supplement combinations that millions of Americans ...
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People on weight-loss drugs are spontaneously starting to exercise more, and scientists think the drugs are rewiring motivation itself

People on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic aren't being told to exercise — they're spontaneously wanting to. Scientists believe the drugs are recalibrating the brain's motivational circuitry, and the ...
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I watched my husband exercise for the first time in twenty years after starting Ozempic. The drug didn’t just change his body, it changed the person sitting across …

GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic don't just transform the person taking them — they quietly dismantle the unspoken agreements that ...
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Meta’s 2025 AI bet assumes you want robots in your feed

The assumption that more AI equals better experience reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of why we scroll in the first place.
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The retirement crisis nobody prepared for isn’t running out of money. It’s running out of reasons to leave the house.

The real retirement crisis isn't financial — it's the slow erosion of purpose that comes when nobody is counting on you to ...
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People on weight-loss drugs aren’t just eating less. They’re picking up hobbies, calling old friends, and exercising for fun.

People on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic aren't just losing weight — they're painting, calling old friends, and building shelves in ...
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Psychologists say people who constantly switch brands aren’t disloyal. They never formed an emotional attachment in the first place, and that pattern shows up everywhere in ...

Psychologists say constant brand-switching isn't about being a savvy consumer — it's a sign of attachment avoidance, a relational pattern that shows up in everything from shampoo choices to marriages.
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My husband sends money to his family overseas every month. I never said a word until the latest request, and now we can’t stop arguing about what we owe the people who raised us.

When Nadia finally questioned her husband's monthly remittances after five years of silence, the argument that erupted wasn't really about money — it was about two people discovering they'd never ...
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People on Ozempic are spontaneously starting to exercise, and neuroscientists say the drugs may be rewiring the brain’s reward system

People on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic aren't just losing weight — they're spontaneously seeking out exercise, and neuroscientists believe the drugs are recalibrating the brain's reward system in ways ...
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The retirement crisis nobody prepared for isn’t about money. It’s about men who built their entire identity around work and then had nothing left when it stopped.

The retirement crisis breaking marriages and accelerating decline has almost nothing to do with money — it's about men who ...
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Psychologists say the people who age fastest aren’t the ones with bad genetics. They’re the ones who stopped being curious about anything new.

A growing body of research suggests the fastest route to biological aging isn't bad genetics or poor diet — it's the quiet, ...